Boxing News magazine 21.7.1978 Download pdf

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I BRITISH lightweight champion Charlie Nash was made to work for his seventh
I round injury win over game and awkward Frenchman Rene Martin in their
I scheduled 10-rounder at the World Sporting Club, writes TIM MO.
1 It was Nash's 16th win against one cuts loss.
Referee Mike Jacobs intervened after two mins 53 sees of the seventh with Martin
bleeding heavily from a nasty cut on the left eyebrow, caused by Nash's fast and accurate
right-hooking.

STOKE NEWINGTON's Karl
Canwell (12-7) fought with his
usual determination to halt
Leeds' Tom Collins (12-6) after
one minute 57 seconds of the
sixth of their scheduled eight
threes.

PRINCE RODNEY, Huddersfield, (10-9)
kept cool against new Welsh welterweight
champion Horace McKenzie,
Cardiff, (10-8) to win a good class eightround
bout on points.

TONY SIBSON, Leicester, (11-
12) failed to stop wily old rival
Bonny McKenzie, Cardiff, (11-
13) but still managed to win all
of the eight rounds on referee
Ron Hackett's card, winning by
80-72.

UNLIKE many fighters who squander the
money they earn in the ring, WBC lightmiddleweight
champion Rocky Mattioli is investing
his earnings carefully.
He bought a plot of land near Melbourne,
where his mother and father still live, with the
purse he collected for disposing of Elisha Obed
in the seventh round in March.

SCOTTISH lightheavyweight
champion
Tom Ross, (Gilmerton),
cut down Stirling's Gareth
Jones with a blistering
right to the head, after
setting him up perfectly, in
a show at Shottstown
Miners Club, Penicuik.